Surely it depends on the particular reforms. As mentioned in the article: > “If firms are using the program for cheap labor, I think it will affect them and t

Surely it depends on the particular reforms. As mentioned in the article: > “If firms are using the program for cheap labor, I think it will affect them and they will have to pay workers more,” said Ron Hira, an associate professor at Howard University. “If tech firms are using the program for specialized labor, they may find there are more visas available.” If that were true then wages would likely rise, and your "unique talent" could still be found, possibly even with increase probability, right?